Bounty Hunter's Quick Draw II detector offers the excitement and profit of metal detecting at a moderate price--it's feature rich but still affordable. With a fully submersible, 8-inch Bounty D-Tech search coil, Quick Draw II also has Ground Trac, a feature that automatically balances the machine to the soil conditions. The Quick Draw II has four modes of operation, ranging from an all-metal detection to the Disc Notch mode that rejects iron and nails and two modes that emit different tones for varying kinds of metal. The detector's display gives both target ID and depth readout, controls for the four modes of operation, and a low-battery indicator. Users will also enjoy Bounty Hunter's comprehensive, easy-to-understand online tutorial and downloadable manual at www.detecting.com. The Quick Draw II has a built-in speaker and headphone jack and runs off of two 9-volt alkaline batteries. Five-year limited warranty.
Bounty Hunter's Quick Draw II detector offers the excitement and profit of metal detecting at a moderate price--it's feature rich but still affordable. With a fully submersible, 8-inch Bounty D-Tech search coil, Quick Draw II also has Ground Trac, a feature that automatically balances the machine to the soil conditions. The Quick Draw II has four modes of operation, ranging from an all-metal detection to the Disc Notch mode that rejects iron and nails and two modes that emit different tones for varying kinds of metal. The detector's display gives both target ID and depth readout, controls for the four modes of operation, and a low-battery indicator. Users will also enjoy Bounty Hunter's comprehensive, easy-to-understand online tutorial and downloadable manual at www.detecting.com. The Quick Draw II has a built-in speaker and headphone jack and runs off of two 9-volt alkaline batteries. Five-year limited warranty. --Ariel Meadow Stallings
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0
Good product:
Happy with it. It's on me, but it does take me some practice & refreshing to be good with it. Very good for the money in any case.
Probably the best MD for starting out........:
This is the first MD I've ever bought and I'm extremely pleased with how easy it is to use. Whith all the features this detector has, it is still user friendly. But, you need to read the instruction manual very carefully (maybe more than one time) to fully understant some othe more advanced features. You don't need to learn more than just turning it on and adjusting two dials, and your good to go.. This detector should provide all you'll need to get started. If at some point in the future you feel the need... more info
Great machine even for twice the price:
I have used the Whites 5900 Pro for several years. This little Bounty Hunter will surprise even old pros. It is light and easy to use. One of the best things is you can break it down for travel fast and easy. You can program it for your personal type of hunting. I can't wait to try the 4" coil on it for nugget shooting. The only problem has been target the exact location after you get a buzz in the earphones. May take a little practice. One third the cost of my Whites unit, and while not as complex, it has... more info
Great Mid-Priced Metal Detector! Recommended:
The "Bounty Hunter Quick Draw II" (QDII) is a very good, feature rich, mid-priced metal detector. After doing a lot of research for a "real" metal detector as a gift for my teenage son, I found the features for the price made the QDII the clear choice. The QDII has features that are generally only found on higher priced units: * The LCD screen can indicate what type of metal has been found
* Indicates approximate depth
* The Notch Modes work well for filtering out most trash itemsmore info
